Next Thursday, October 10, the Apopka Blue Darters host the Cocoa High School Tigers. The Tigers will be the Blue Darters highest rated opponent so far…
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Christine Moore, County Commissioner District 2 Do I need to tell you that northwest Orange County is and will be facing significant transportation mobility challenges in…
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Dr. Katrina Schroeder wants to ensure that every patient has a positive experience during every visit. Their office is bright, clean, and relaxing. There is no…
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Your smile is one of the first things, if not the first thing that someone notices about you. Whether you’re meeting up with friends, or visiting…
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Mrs. Sarasty – Principal – Principal of the Year - Cadre 9. Ms. Davis – School Counselor – Teacher of the Year. Ms. Miranda – School…
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Local author and wildlife enthusiast Samantha Seebeck has launched her new book “Birds of Wekiwa,” on Amazon. Read more on page 4C.
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The Rotary Club of Apopka donated $500 to Women Helping Women (WHW) at the Rotary Club meeting Thursday, September 22, at First Methodist Church Apopka. Pictured…
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At the Wednesday, September 18, City Council meeting, the Apopka City Council presented the 2024 Hispanic Heritage Month Proclamation to partners from AdventHealth.
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Primary care plays an integral part in your overall health. Wellness visits, disease prevention, illness diagnosis and chronic disease management all begin with a dedicated primary…
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On Friday, September 13, the Apopka Fire Department celebrated the graduation of its newest probationary firefighters at the Apopka Community Center.
Grand Master visits 16th Masonic DistrictThe Apopka Chief
Pictured (l to r) are Brother Jerry Rooks, Most Worshipful Grand Master Donald Cowart, First Lady Dell Cowart, Apopka Mayor Bryan Nelson, Worshipful Luis Oliveira, Brother…
Five new police officers take oathThe Apopka Chief
Five new officers took an oath to serve and protect while being sworn-in at Apopka City Hall last week by Apopka Police Chief Michael McKinley.
Apopka-area FFA color guard presents colorsThe Apopka Chief
On June 11 at the opening of the FFA (Future Farmers of America) 96th convention in Orlando, the Apopka-area FFA color guard presented the colors in…
‘I’m watching you’The Apopka Chief
Many wildlife species, like this gator as photographed on Friday, June 21, can be seen at Apopka Wildlife Drive, located on the North Shore of Lake…
FWC celebrates 25 years of serving FloridaThe Apopka Chief
Hello Folks, I want to wish “The United States of America” a “Happy Birthday America” and I hope and pray we will be blessed with another…
Former Apopka student athletic trainer heads to OlympicsThe Apopka Chief
Athletics are a part of our culture in Apopka and have been for a long time. Being an athlete, or wanting to be, is ingrained into…
Help Shekinah head to Paris for the Olympics!The Apopka Chief
Shekinah Leonce needs Apopka’s help! If there is one thing in Apopka, we know how to do it’s taking care of our own.
Graceworx Community Church will be highlighting religious liberty June 29The Apopka Chief
Graceworx Community Church, like many congregations throughout the United States, sees in the secular festivities surrounding Independence Day a natural springboard for reflecting also on the…
Foliage Sertoma Club inducts new members, installs officers at luncheonThe Apopka Chief
Thirty-two members and guests of the Foliage Sertoma Club of Apopka held their first event of a year-long planned celebration to commemorate the club’s 50th anniversary,…
Road transfers from Orange County to city are approvedThe Apopka Chief
The Apopka City Council approved 5-0 each on three road transfers from Orange County to the city so the city could upgrade these infrastructures to keep…